Photo by Margherita Caprilli
Innovative music collective C’mon Tigre releases today “Habitat,” their fourth album to date. The record is an ode to the richness of natural environments and it features Seun Kuti, Arto Lindsay, Xênia França and Giovanni Truppi among others.
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“Habitat” is a testament to the power of musical fusion, connecting distant worlds and illustrating the interconnectedness between them. C’mon Tigre’s ability to blend influences from distant corners of the world enriches their music and visual imagery, creating a tapestry of sonic beauty that mirrors the diversity of the habitat itself.
The album is deeply influenced by rhythms coming from Brazilian tradition, the backbone is rooted in samba, forro, through instruments and tempos that come from this cultural magnificence. However, it retains the African jazz, electronic, and mixed influences that have characterized the project thus far. Connecting the dots, the result is a richly layered and genre-defying soundscape.
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